Rogach

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by Rogach 8mo ago
Here's one article: https://mort.coffee/home/wayland-input-latency/ It's specifically about cursor lag, but I think that's because it's more difficult to experimentally measure app rendering la
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We Are Running Out of Time in Low Earth Orbit(universetoday.com)
5 points by Rogach 8mo ago|1 comments
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by Rogach 9mo ago
I feel that I need to preface my answer with the defusing disclaimer: I understand that you love the language very much. And statements like the ones I make may hurt, because they say bad stuff about the thing you love. But getting defensiv
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by Rogach 9mo ago
True, Scala (the language) offers lots of great functionality. And Scala 3 brought some important improvements. But safety is not the only important aspect of a programming language. For me personally the community (libraries, tools, forums
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by Rogach 9mo ago
They didn't explicitly propose replacing the syntax, true. But to an outsider, it sure looked like the new syntax was a priority - all the examples and code snippets in the official docs defaulted to the new syntax, making them infuria
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by Rogach 9mo ago
Wow, 34 companies with "possibly" 233 more! I don't see the chart with changes of number of companies using Scala over time. But even without the chart - if after 15 years there are less than 300 companies in total, that&#x27
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It's mathematically highly likely that there is life elsewhere in the universe(sciencedirect.com)
5 points by Rogach 10mo ago|5 comments
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by Rogach 10mo ago
We’re (Probably) Not Alone Out Here.
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by Rogach 10mo ago
Inside a single bank - definitely. But if you have dollars in different banks then they suddenly start having very different value. Couple examples just in case: 1. Spending dollars on US soil from an US bank account won't incur extra
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by Rogach 10mo ago
You mean this only for cash US dollar - i.e. physical bills? Not USD in bank accounts?
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by Rogach 11mo ago
No. The string is split to extract at most one argument. See: https://linux.die.net/man/2/execve So in fact "-S" is not passed as a separate argument, but as a prefix in the first (and only) argument, an
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by Rogach 11mo ago
Without -S, `uv run --script` would be treated as a binary name (including spaces) and you will get an error like "env: ‘uv run --script’: No such file or directory". -S causes the string to be split on spaces and so the arguments
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AI Coding Agents have more than 2m of PRs on GitHub with 80%+ acceptance rate(prarena.ai)
3 points by Rogach 1y ago|0 comments
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by Rogach 1y ago
> Yes, this means there's the small loophole of traveling to another country (which is usually a long travel, this country is huge and the ocean is wide) I'm a frequent traveler, so I tend to overlook that not all people have t
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by Rogach 1y ago
Thanks for the info! They do look nice and the prices are very affordable. I'm a bit worried by their lack of focus, though - looks like they are spreading themselves a bit thin, they are trying to build a lot of different gadgets all
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by Rogach 1y ago
I've got this covered :) I use a separate phone for these apps. So I have a "normal" phone that I use regularly and can do whatever I want with it, and a "certified" phone that has these pesky apps - and nothing els
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by Rogach 1y ago
That sounds quite dystopian. I did consider this possibility, but thought that it was sufficiently far in the future. Sad that this future already arrived :( But can you elaborate on how this is enforced? Probably by requiring IMEI registra
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by Rogach 1y ago
I see a lot of comments here talking about "end of free computing" and similar stuff. However, I'm trying to find ways to be somewhat optimistic. There are already companies that attempt to make smartphones that actually try
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by Rogach 1y ago
Sounds like attempting to always inline a recursive function should be an error instead. But it's probably undesirable to make that change because it would likely break existing crates and thus backwards compatibility as well?
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by Rogach 2y ago
I moved to alacritty from gnome-terminal. Wasn't for latency or throughput - I didn't notice any difference in latency, and difference in throughput is only visible when cat'ing 3MB of text. However, for me the selling point
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by Rogach 3y ago
There's a project called "wmonad" on GitHub, but it's actually another X11 window manager, no relation to Wayland. There was the Waymonad project, but AFAIK it was never usable and is now abandoned (last commit 4 years a
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by Rogach 3y ago
Not OP, but for me the use case is Xmonad (window manager).
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by Rogach 3y ago
Doesn't look like it: $ host archive.is 1.1.1.1 archive.is has address 192.210.214.166 $ host archive.is 8.8.8.8 archive.is has address 192.210.214.166
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by Rogach 4y ago
I don't want to debate the presence or absence of merits in this tool (these are extensively covered in other comments), but I want to point out that even in the demo examples 2 out of 3 commit messages are plainly incorrect: - in Demo
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Malware found in two NPM packages with 23M weekly downloads(therecord.media)
7 points by Rogach 5y ago|0 comments
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by Rogach 5y ago
They discontinued this offer quite a while ago, now there's only the usual $5 instances.
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Looking inside Roguebook game demo(katyscode.wordpress.com)
1 points by Rogach 5y ago|0 comments
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by Rogach 5y ago
Well, here's a datapoint for you: I've witnessed firsthand how a big miner farm resulted in full blackout in a small-ish city (~100k population).
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Reverse Engineering Adventures: League of Legends Wild Rift (IL2CPP)(katyscode.wordpress.com)
2 points by Rogach 5y ago|0 comments
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FOMO: Java Module Edition(theoryofgeek.com)
3 points by Rogach 5y ago|0 comments

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